Sentence examples for so much implications from inspiring English sources

"The horror of a death without dignity has so much implications for the people who are left behind.

"It's such a devastating diagnosis with so much implication for treatment that I think it's perfectly reasonable to have a second opinion," says Dr. William Hoskins, deputy physician and chief for disease management at Sloan-Kettering.

Where Monk achieved so much by implication, with relatively open harmonies and easy tempos that gathered tension simply by his stating a little-adorned melody, Mr. Corea is fascinated by speed, ornament and fireworks.

"If in fact productivity is going down so much, the implication would be that less carbon capture and storage is happening in the open ocean," he said.

You get distanced so much from the actual implications of these events that you're shocked when you actually see them for what they are.

A large carrier costs $3.5 billion and has a crew of 5,000; an arsenal ship would cost perhaps $500m and have a crew of 50.The sword is America'sSo much for the military implications.

What bothered me wasn't so much the financial or environmental implications but the moral implications".

The epistolary play is always tough to put over, since the dramatic power of letters lies so much in inference and implication, in the ways correspondents read between each other's lines.

Philosophically, it was pretty major; in terms of substantive policy implications, not so much.

Therefore, understanding how peach stones accumulate so much lignin could have important implications for forestry, forage and bioenergy crops in which lignin regulation is central to a number of critical agricultural traits.

But the plan — and the broader implications of outsourcing so much traditional party work — has also riled some Republicans, who say it weakens the party as an institution.